From my tests during the past week, I think I am able to merge DVDs with a very decent DVD ripping and copy program and the below post is about what I find the best way to merge two DVDs into one disc, merge two or more DVDs into a single MP4, MKV file or merge two or more titles in a DVD into a single MP4, MKV file etc.
I don’t burn much. To me, it is really not convenient to take physical DVDs along with me when I try. I’d prefer to rip DVDs to MP4 and watch on whatever devices like iPhone or bigger screen iPad or Apple TV with kids and I even upload them to the cloud for watching. But there seems that a lot of people are still want to burn CDs, DVDs or Blu-ray discs for various reasons.
Below is my review for the latest version Ashampoo Burning Studio 19 and let’s see.
DVDShrink is still working well on Windows XP, Windows 7 for some old-fashion DVDs. But I heard people complaining about its incompatibility with Windows 10, and for the latest DVDs from Disney, DreamWorks, etc. with the different copy protections, DVDShrink no longer works and I have to find an alternative to compress 8.5GB DVD to standard 4.7 GB DVD5 and below is my review for Magic DVD Copier, the best DVDShrink alternative for Windows 10.
2018 Mother’s Day is coming and what kinds of gift will you give to your Mom? Flowers? Love-you card? There are a great many ideas if you search for “mother’s day gift” and I always think we should do the best to give a unique Mother’s day gift and creating a slideshow from the photos with our Mom and/or burning the slideshow to DVD is what I think the most personalized and best gift for the 2018 Mother’s Day. And in this post I will share my experience on how to create a photo slideshow and burn photo directly to DVDs as slideshow.
In one of my previous post, I introduced 4 ways to fully backup your videos, recordings and photos and I have promised to have a detailed guide on how to backup and burn MP4, WMV, AVI, MKV or ISO videos to DVD. My reason for burning videos, recordings or even photos to a Bluray or DVD disc as a backup is quite simple: data on discs can be kept much longer than on hard drives. You can also create playable DVDs from any video for sharing with your families and friends.
And today I’m gonna show your 4 100% working ways for the video backup you record with your iPhone, iPad as well as many other iOS or Android devices. You are able to back-up your videos to cloud directly on your phone, but for the other three, I suggest you to backup them first to computers before we continue.
I see those movies are DRM protected and I have a utility that can remove the iTunes video’s DRM restrictions and I would like to burn them onto discs that will play on any region DVD players. Below is how I remove iTunes DRM and burn iTunes videos to DVD so as to play DRM content.
MKV stands for “Matroska Video”. MKV is open and free. No one holds patents or licenses and anyone can implement it freely. There are many more things we can do with MKV files on Windows and Mac. And, there in the post, I will show you all possible MKV solution on how to play MKV, convert MKV to MP4, AVI, WMV and burn MKV back to DVD on Windows and macOS and how to transfer MKV to iOS and Android devices.
With Wondershare UniConverter, it is possible for me to store even my oldest movies I’ve once made on an old phone, in the cloud next to my other pictures. And below is my review for Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate and you can follow the below buttons to have a free trial of it for both your Windows PCs and Apple MacBook Pro, iMac etc.
While talking about watching DVD movies, I am always looking to do two things and what I recommend today is how I copy my zone 2 DVDs to zone 1 DVDs and burn M4V files back to DVD for region 1 DVD players.
